Which sign indicates a path reserved for pedestrians, obliging them to use it and prohibiting entry to other road users?

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The correct answer is This is sign R-405 'Path reserved for pedestrians'. To identify it correctly, remember the rule of shapes and colors: Circular signs with a blue background indicate an obligation. This sign obliges pedestrians to walk along the path where it is located. The exclusivity of the sign implicitly means that entry is prohibited to any other road user (cars, bicycles, etc.). Why not the others? Option 1 (Triangular sign, P-20) indicates 'Danger'; it only warns of the presence of pedestrians but creates no obligation. Option 2 (Circle with red border, R-107) is a 'Prohibition' sign, indicating no entry for pedestrians, which is the opposite of the question.

Which sign indicates a path reserved for pedestrians, obliging them to use it and prohibiting entry to other road users?

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